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Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed three California Chamber of Commerce-opposed bills and signed a supported bill this week.
The Cal/OSHA Standards Board’s draft proposal to extend the state’s COVID-19 regulation for another two years — with some significant changes from the COVID-19 emergency regulation — still needs adjustments, the California Chamber of Commerce told the Standards Board last week.
The Drumbeat of a Recession Is Growing Louder, But It Is Probably Not Here Yet
A California Chamber of Commerce-supported proposal to establish a support system for homeless individuals with mental illnesses or substance abuse disorders was signed into law last week by Governor Gavin Newsom.
Health Net was founded more than 40 years ago in California, remains headquartered in the state and maintains operations in all 58 counties. The company provides health plans for individuals, families, businesses of every size and people who qualify for Medi-Cal or Medicare, including offering several health plans through Covered California. Health Net also offers access to substance abuse programs, behavioral health services, employee assistance programs and more.
A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel has voted to withdraw its original ruling on California arbitration agreements in employment and rehear arguments on AB 51, leaving the law unresolved.
Multiple connections enhance continuing strong economic relations between Australia, the United States and California, Ambassador Jane Duke, Consul General of Australia in Los Angeles, recently told a California Chamber of Commerce breakfast audience.
Craig Miller, general manager of the Western Municipal Water District, appear before the CalChamber Water Resources Committee on September 8 to give their perspectives on solutions to the state’s water supply shortfall. The two are board members of the Solve the Water Crisis coalition, a group of water agencies that is calling attention to steps the coalition members believe the state must take to update infrastructure and policies to ensure there is sufficient water to support California food producers and jobs.
Blue Diamond Growers, a member of the California Chamber of Commerce, announced this week that it was awarded $45 million in funds provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) as part of a massive climate protection partnership activation.